Bombers try new tactics to woo fans after dip in ticket sales

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will kick off their CFL season Thursday night against the Toronto Argonauts at Investors Group Field. And after two dismal seasons and a drop in ticket sales, the organization is looking for ways to win back fans. CBC's Alana Cole reports.

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